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by zxoq 15y ago
Does not work at all on Chrome on OSX. I can only scroll with the arrow keys. It also disables the back/forward gestures.
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by zxoq 15y ago
I was thinking more along the lines of a simple query is a handler registered at all, not any info about what the handler actually does.
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by zxoq 15y ago
Is there any way to detect if such a handler is registered? So you can use mailto: then and otherwise just make it a text field?
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by zxoq 15y ago
Is there not analytics available for youtube videos? I would be suspicious if 90% of my views were from Mongolia (or more likely, China) after a campaign like this.
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by zxoq 15y ago
This would pretty much necessitate some interaction with the game itself to work properly, ie. game tells what assets are required for the current level. Without it there will be too much stutter while waiting for a script or a texture that
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by zxoq 15y ago
Actually, r/askscience is still on the frontpage, they were only off it during Christmas due to the expected influx of users.
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by zxoq 15y ago
In Chrome on Windows, it looks fine except when you're hovering over the button, when the real cursor suddenly appears.
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by zxoq 15y ago
Beta version of XCode has dict[@1] or dict[@"key"] for accessing members. Makes NSNumber and objectForKey old news. It's great. :)
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by zxoq 15y ago
Read marks are an option for the receiver, and is turned off by default.
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by zxoq 15y ago
If that is your intent, why not place it under LGPL. That way changes to the library must be published but the program that uses it can remain closed-source? As you have it now, the library is unusable for any commercial application. I thou
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by zxoq 15y ago
Indeed, I was excited until I saw the GPL. It really makes the library quite useless, unfortunately. :(
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by zxoq 15y ago
Look good, but does it work on Windows? It's not on the operating system list. If it does, I might very well use this in the future. Edit: Saw it was GPL. Well it looks good at least.
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by zxoq 15y ago
If it's like the old VS betas it will last for 180 days.
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by zxoq 15y ago
I have a 1 gbit connection at home and there is little difference to the 100 mbit connection I have at my parents. The gains are pretty much the same as the difference having wifi and gigabit LAN. Transferring large files etc. are in the mi
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by zxoq 15y ago
If your server is running slow because of the load, and not because of the bandwidth of the attack that might be a viable route. It is trivial to use iptables to block all UDP traffic except from your configured DNS server. Most of the case
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by zxoq 15y ago
The attacker is most likely using a program that spoofs the sender IP so every packet has a unique IP. It's not feasible to block that. You need a more intelligent router to block attacks of that kind (and lots of bandwidth).
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by zxoq 15y ago
Fighting a DDOS is very hard if you do not have the resources to purchase more bandwidth. The DDOS attacks I've dealt with have been almost exclusively UDP-floods in the 500-2000 mbit range. No amount of server-side configuration will fix t